Sentence examples for the relevant effect from inspiring English sources

We analyse different matching strategies by studying the relevant effect on the FEL output characteristics.

For the evaluation of health effects where adequate human data are available, the performance of the new test should be measured against the relevant effect in humans, rather than a surrogate species.

Such offences also typically involve a substantial 'fault element', in that they are committed only if the agent brings about the relevant effect (death or injury to the person, for instance) intentionally, or knowingly, or at least recklessly: theorists can therefore focus their discussions of criminal fault on the proper analysis of these kinds of fault and how they should be proved.

Moreover, due to the relevant effect of the system's dynamics on the stress/strain response previously observed, a wider assessment of non-Gaussianity and non-stationarity influence on the fatigue life has been numerically analysed together with the influence of the multi modal behaviour of the component by adopting an excitation frequency range that excites two modes of the model.

Significant inverse correlations were found for ethofumesate between sorption coefficients and leached amounts due to the relevant effect of the OC content of organic sorbents in these processes, although this was not the case for terbutryn whose behavior was linked to the OC nature of organic sorbents.

Moreover, the relevant effect of the cerebrospinal fluid flux dynamics on the drug diffusion in the spinal cord tissue was here revealed for the first time: an oriented delivery of the released molecules in the spinal cord tract caudally to the gel site is demonstrated, thus suggesting a more efficient gel positioning rostrally to the lesion.

Although the results are based on Swedish data, the methodology in finding the relevant effects is applicable to other areas as well.

The relevant effects of the efficiency penalty due to off design operation on the exergetic cost of internal flows are also examined.

The measured response is used to assess the benefits and limitations of all the proposed structural models and the adopted finite element formulations; the relevant effects of shear in the response of the specimen are addressed and discussed.

But that's no reason to ignore the relevant effects of any given nutrient for favor of another, but rather a mandate to address both, along with all the others, holistically.

Typically, ECP are avoided by defining the relevant effects as random.